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jughead
Bronze Level Joined: 14 Sep 2012 Location: TENN. Points: 39 |
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Posted: 14 Sep 2012 at 5:11pm |
need to know what fluids it takes and part numbers for filters. no one in my area seems to know anything about them
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Gary
Orange Level Access Joined: 13 Sep 2009 Location: Peterborough,On Points: 5314 |
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Hi Milburn
Welcome to the greatest Tractor Forum going. Lots of good info available here. The H3 - Gas, and HD3 - Diesel - are based on the Allis D-15 Model Tractor. Early ones I think were 149 cu.in. Later ones were 160 cu.in and use a Fram PH8A. Gary
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jughead
Bronze Level Joined: 14 Sep 2012 Location: TENN. Points: 39 |
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thanks need all the help i can get. little dozer looks like it doesnt have a lot of hours on it but needs a lot of tender loving care. wont steer to the left but will deal with that as time goes by
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jughead
Bronze Level Joined: 14 Sep 2012 Location: TENN. Points: 39 |
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any suggestions on fluid to use in final drive on my h3 dozer.
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acjwb
Silver Level Joined: 28 Oct 2009 Location: WV Points: 302 |
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The manual calls for 80 ep oil in the final drives. Transmission calls for 10w-30 and the shuttle clutch also. They are a nice little machine. Surprising what they will push.
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jughead
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thank u acjwb.bought 2 manuals but neither of them gave any info on fluids
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Gary
Orange Level Access Joined: 13 Sep 2009 Location: Peterborough,On Points: 5314 |
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Joe
What Manual are you reding in - Title, Form number ? I have never heard of using Detergent Oil in a transmission, - and especially not in the Shuttle Housing. In my H-3 HD-3 Operators Instructions: P.14 Engine - SAE 10W winter and SAE 20W summer P.16 Hydraulic - SAE 20-20W Transmission - SAE 20-20W Final Drives - 20-20W Shuttle - 20-20W If it were mine I would use: 10W30 in Engine Trans. Hydraulic in Hydraulic and Shuttle 80 / 90 in Transmission and Final Drives. Gary |
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acjwb
Silver Level Joined: 28 Oct 2009 Location: WV Points: 302 |
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Gary
I am getting my information from my operators instructions, form TM-415, for serial # 8694 and up. Page 17, Lubrication and service guide. Transmission, 10w30 viscosity oil. Final drives, 80ep oil. Power director or shuttle clutch, 10w-30 oil. Just what the manual says. My manual is for the latter models. |
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jughead
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would anyone have a pic of the dipsticks or gauges to check the fluid in an h-3. engine oil is obvious. old man must be getting blind in his old age
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